Autumn Leaves 2020

Over the past couple of weeks I've been sneaking in small moments to appreciate the beautiful Autumn colors before they are all gone, which has included snapping a bunch of photos of the changing leaves. I think taking a moment to appreciate the beauty in my surroundings has been particularly important this year. Although this Fall season has come to a close, I wanted to go ahead and share some of my Autumn leaves with you, including which tea leaves I've been brewing up regularly the past couple of months.

How to create a digital catalog of your tea stash using Trello (template provided)

Hey there, tea drinkers! Have you ever lost track of teas in the back of the cabinet, or forgotten about that sample pack buried beneath the pile of more recent additions to your stash? If so, then you may want to start keeping a digital catalog of the teas in your stash. In this post I show you how you can easily set up a pretty rad digital tea catalog using the Kanban board app Trello. I've provided a Trello template board to really help make it easy to get going quickly.

Tea Turtle

let us have a sip of tea... Let us dream of evanescence, and linger in the beautiful foolishness of things.

Okakuro Kakuzo in The Book of Tea

Green tea too bitter or too astringent? 2 things you can do to reduce bitterness and astringency in your green tea

Have you ever had the experience of brewing up a green tea only to have it come out tasting way too bitter or be so astringent that each gulp leaves you feeling like you have cottonmouth? Maybe you've even decided that you don't like green teas because now you think that that is just the normal taste and texture of all green teas. Well, I'm here to let you know that your green teas don't have to be overly bitter or astringent, and that in fact, there are some simple changes you can make when brewing your green tea that can radically improve its flavor and texture.

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